Yo no he muerto en México

A mixture of narco-literature, campus novels, and self-fiction, Yo no he muerto en México tells the story of Alejandro Ramírez, a young Spanish literature professor who, tired of the Spain of the early 21st century, decides to abandon what then seemed the State of well-being to learn about the malaise, and get a job at an elitist Mexican university located in Cholula, the oldest living city in America, considered a Jerusalem of the pre-Hispanic world.